La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 07, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPage Four CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, June 7, 1027. EASTERN OREGON MINERS CONVENE THE WRITING IN THE SKY NEW GOLF SWEATERS With Hose to Match Bright Summer Patterns $8.50 to $11.50 Set N.K.West&Co. Inc. THE MAN'S STORE MncorpornUfl) An Indt'pv-iHlrut .ewpiftricr J-KA.VK B.-API'LKBr KdJtorftnd futillnfior rs of Ore Meet . Uimlneiui ManaKr linker to Di.seu.ss Lo cal Development Published evening eieopt Sure). t nu Alums Avera.o, La (Irande, Oregon. The ji.'.rver-titjr iublirhl every Krl'lny. Entered at the Foitoffic &t. lu (Jranile, Oregon, utf ie;und Clua Mall Matter under ct ot ll.irch 2, H7. i , OFKICIAI. I'Af'KIt OP TN'rON COUNTY AND TUB CITr f,K U CKAXDK MBMBf'.lt A -SfK.'IATKD fKKHH TNe Awoiatcd I're-- i. rr.r;u-ive;y entitled to ue f..r palale.-i-ll'.o of all new iJe..ti lie-. re-lifcl to It or not o'herML-e credit.! it Iti.bhphed thtreirr. All r:chrs of reuflli lion of H'" i-'l (Jin patcliex in .his paper, at.-l ui.-o li.e l.xal news liercm alio aa rinerv e.J. Kl. J:s mi-tion ItJTKa t l urrl inlly. per month In advance - 7,c futlly, p-r fcuc months In advance Itblly, alriJe copy l:j Mail Oafly, per month tn advance Ialiy, per rix mor.tti.H In advance Itally, per ye..r in advance. Weekly Otervr-Sr.ar, per ye.ir ... Slo ..I J 50 ..IS.i(t) APV'KRTI.-'INfi IlATKS Display. f'rW:jfn. pwf roiurnn In' h Ihpplay, IwjI, itr roiurrn in-h Time contract pri'-t-a on application. ..4'JC CAKKIt. Or-, Jun 7 Atl rnin- ari'J iiiiiny of UYi. rii Mho were M:prf.v nit-l t;.:r,- y- '.-Mu- in the iu i i n k of I r j I ri o ' fi'Ta and op i r,it(.r:i (,jf-tfi r iri-J- r fb- u'lHjd tw of lilt; t;.-K- r i. h-injo-r of ''.iiirnT'f- fo form a inininK burt'.ni urnl to fiiw-ijjM r;i--ani Of ptomot- ' inK the ! xitinif: lfv-iojnn-nl of ' thin s- 'tioit About ( w.t-r.- (r !f! h hr n the ?u ."k n o'-n. d at 1 J oVlo' V; and mor-i fr- arriving. ' li.iii r,ir.t V'TiiH n tivt aft noon vcr- tlMr forni-tfion of the i ;i.v-rM i.)!i,n :ui"! -lr-r((0 of fhre,-- j tor.i. lir. t. . I.u iiiiV on. of tii-s O. A. i.ooi f)f miri-n arnl l,-.n ' If. K. I 'r iJf K- r i- r. 'i Ulk UtT tn rh- art' rmc.M, I on Sctnuont rlwnh il thr worklriK' of the fiif- ; f:f-rit ((p.irln1rnlH of a live luint Lf-HO.'iijtiO!i. Cfia-s. If. 'loci..'-.,, vice jirHi-J'-nt 1 uf thi- Nor ' I; a .-HitTi) Mininir ;i.vo- ! ' lation. fi -;tr-'l fh.it ruinine like if, h.-.M i.iii'Ju' '1 lnin: tiff: ri.in-iti-n ( wi Jilth uniJ th.it Kft-ut for- flint iir- Hit to u' tak-n froru the ' j?roi)i'I. II'- xjiri-i-'J warm m pa'hy for th- proii--' tor and d-- ; vioj(.-r who h.ii,'hfii-r''-l not oniy by th- iK.rilrni ltii'0'l by km t ure r-it by t j i - - s;ji,u Mn of iht: piiblie. Jf.- irHl-t.-i :i britrhf fu tur.. for the nin-; of t r: W a ction. Thi: (f.il herifsff was c.iiU-'l to or- j r by Krank '. M ' i:o' h. ir i ! ieiit of r - i;.k r ei.air.bt-r of roni- merre. lihufit lbi!lo k iritrodu fho- !'" nr. If. K. ff-n-lryx v.-.J t' reporury cr- t.iry. aoiinloutr!! hii-'li j i i in the - rjinir b-Kitunrt: with a.' J inner t tie- Klk i- iie where I the Mfins are beine hhl, and ; followed by i 'i i iit-rtuiiii(i,nt in ; the lode room. j Thnw vivo r. -i.-it' r. d u-ere: J, ir Ha.rd wt'-iV. Not borrtTj I let k"h-y. I'endh toii: Win. J. Larhn r, .ar ah S. A rid r-'ah, t. K, 'Viisorv, Hutnp- j t-r; 1 1. It S'..lt-r. U-fpn. r; K. j Iiiran. He,j.n-r: T. S Kinunerly. V. K. l:ro-fi. J. N. M- l,. ish. North I'ovidr: hri li-.ye. . John Ad-; ilornn. Van K Haiib- rif. J- H. , liaise ). ' - ' r;rai.ite; . f.. Murn?, P-n H;irii- innv : W- J. e-..r. Jurtianl: :j..4f .L i. . .. ... " John K. i:il'I, I'- I- M.Kore. iMi.Muirius cniei oppiincni in tno i-cpuliiican raco noxt ywir. srn h-r: i. sun Without Htimulatifm t ho srntinifni. in f:v,i- .f th;Q wn. w. a. ir-ifer, h oe-? the 27:13. kSritAN'-K r h , :wImi of r he , d in th I . n.'.ie,- I . land of (h "My Huccessor' Urn woilfl miht a.s yoaivs of it. f nys Mussolini, "has not Ujn iMun." So' vcii nrconriiu itself t :10 or -lo moio Tho fifciston of fYt'sMent fooiidt? to .suriiincr in the Mack Hills of South Dakota may or may not he influenced by thf. fact that tho choson stat'? has the fin,t presidential plimajy to he held in the nation. Anyhow, Cal .should ' ahlft to tell the world hy the end of summer just what he thMiks about thiifl term aspirations and prohfK;cLs. they hud worked their wuy through hundreds of enthusiastic people oil th pier. Karl Von Insky, German consul general, and f'r. Kujren , Klee, German consul at New York and officials of the North German loyd line ere in the t-dcortintf party. , aptain V. Kehm and offie.-rs of the Fieri In utood at attention as I the group cuine up the Kanj,plank. Mrs. i.'humberlln and Mrs. Chuih s W, f.ockn ood. a friend, occupleu the commander's suite. Mrs. Chamber! in carried w ith her a check for $15.0mj given h r for her husband by the Brooklyn rhamber of commerce at reception at llrooklyn Iloroutrh Hall. .Mrs. l-evine carried a gold watch award ed her husband by the chamber. The chanilwr also presented Mm. fhamberlth with a wrist wateh an.l I Mrs. I,vin' a traveling bat?. Mrs. i'hamberlln also carried the first offer for her husband to turn 1 info eash part of the .distinction 1 nun in the flicht. A fifth avenue ' deiwirtmer.t store, after presenting 'Mrs. t'hambt'tlm with a complete j u ardrube, announced '.vlllingneAS I to p;iy anything up to ro.0o0 If , ( 'haniheritit would c arry lis buyrrs ; to fliieago and return with dress inod !s to le displayed in connec-. ' tion with 1't'ith anuivcrKtry ot tho .store next August. I Hundred! of m ss;igi s of con . g rat illation were received by thf ; vom-n before they sailed. "Von : know how happy we. are In this 1 victory." read a message recrdred : by M rs ( 'hamherlin from Mrs, ! Kvangeiine JaiKlbergli, mother of 1 Colonel Lindbergh. j The rhances against four per-r. i lert siiniiIt:ineous bridge hands : are V.ieiii.efHf.e'Hi.mm.niirj.iiiifi.ou' to I I. That's why perfect hrldg . stori'-s iien peeth t feet-taut nhrd I it 'hands are good stories every tUiy ' in the week. , . Within the reach of every family ii'!Wijiip'r .syn-' ;ilitit two hun- 114 a nurtn votf i.'tjiuj tirt.'ti rwruiiy t,y a (iic;it( in 29 states ,'!f)O,0(i(i votes were cast. fired thotmand bfin republiaiii. The k cstin if not indicativi.-, hlmws Cixilidge with S7.ihm and I.ow- den With 80,0)0. Without dmiht I.tiwdcn is jioinir to I the Progress Slow In DeAutremont Jury Selection : fY-t'OV- cniorof Illinois ii, Ki-owiiir in many sections of tho country. ',y tsi one can ten now- sti-nnjf ho may a hy tho time tho con- 1 vention is ready Ui start work. " ; 1 . ti. cut. a m:v lkwiston koi ti: ! The piopoftiil of II. II. Coiey uil.iic servict; coitnnissiniifl lof OffJff.'tlfat ita7lHi'i'n,.'',7(!ii('stcd down tho Grande fionde river fiom i;i;;in and thence to I.eui.ston has much merit and would help solve the present noi tli-south Idaho prol.lem at a rea.sonal.le evpen:-e. This surest ion was made ;t the recent I.eu istoii meeting of public seivit e c.mmi.ssion ent lit an alternate route for the Snake I.'ivor project. Mi ( 1 ... .ii. ... i:.. vm.o is a veiy aii.e curniuissioiier wno tx mteresli;d in Orej.,ti flevelt.pmf nt first iiiicuc. it. 11. i fay. to .1. W in'dto: A. K. I,. K. Miller. jriven. the matter coii-iileiaIi!r and an., last. Iris thoilyhl anr reeomiiicnil itsell i Leiii": more ie; study and his to the inteist ite isonahle than the plan is one that should commerce commission i hnakc Kiver Canyon mad. In the fust place, Mr. Cmey pointy out that fiom a million to two million horse power of .electdc current can lie developed alonjr the Snake and that the Kpvernmont has withdrawn lands for power sites so that a new', survey would put the pm ns d mad at a considei elevation on the canyon. This would make the eonsti uetion investment excessive and il U also claimed that a sliding mountain was encountereil which would make even mole ex pensive liuildimr and operation of the railroad. THj Crande lionde route thioii-h the l:iue niountains from ' Klc-i,, ,,.,,!,,. ,.s ....,) ,.,Lsln ,,(,M , ),,..,,.; conslriietion, ami would he a more f.-asihle route, Mr, Corey' nays. ; I!y opeiiinK up some valuah'e timber country it would provide moie tonna;re than the Snake Kiver mute and would afford l.cwiston and no'nhern Idaho m t communica tion with the southern pait of t hich is one of ,the nvnin consideration;, at t h piivenl tune, . I ml II mutes would lie almnl 1 o m l, Iluntiiiton anil I.'matilla, Mr. ('otcv . ru - Mill! alul alhoiinh the Grande I;, as nond a water j.:iade as tin '-'u:t'r, more attractive in main other m a, tain extent are no longer couiiihitd modern railmatluur. Ka.slnn (iie;ni than lose, by this Klein l.ewisii.n .e country would be opened her. populated nieas await, the line aim..; is we nave said irc ion of marked importance in con toll. The railioatl pays tae. fens, anil is 'deeply eoui-eir.. territory because of the re. reasofls. In view of this a Kiver; project, it seems sab mission will not join blah thinir except the Grande 1 commerce commission. I 'mb,, a lionrinK is .secured, in any even, ai rial cm i be pioparcd in the ineanwli J oii.M J.e k-ntiiiKlon; rtoo'h. fr:.lre e,t: S. 1-. iMirl-..-: K. II. i.:uc. Imr i.,r'.'.H II. te.o-lcll. lO.okanc; .Mitl.lon. ."-attic. ...,n fl-e-V. tfcr : l:oi- rt V. I:-os. ,i: llol- rt M licit... Cor i; I). ''. l'.--. Win. I.. M-r- l ire , f. . 1 I. mi on. !; l.con S':.Miion. si'OK;tnc. I .... 1, in. flrioul-: l -. I.lv I, l'oralll: If. K. H'll.lryl. I.rn. Kcr. f ttlllfl.in. US.!h.: Arintrnnir. Sok.in-l f. IT. .i..r. W. 11. M.i'.irt.r. Ala.-ron, l'r;.lr ' . v . -iit-l'-r. W. A. I'O ii-r. tfiMlinf'.in: li.lilt Arltoir. J.il S. Inplc Sf... lain- : Aialr-.v ll;in. n. ' I- f"' lii. r. I I.. Ml ' .1 .mm M I'ctil.t-iicr. I MirL- : II W. '. S- I--.". W. II. S.n.jcr. .foil ii A Vilin. mto I.. .'Union, i.lo-r I. Tiaii.cc. o.iklaml. I .,! I'.tol H M-.r- . i i..kl..'1'l. ' il.l ;.,oo.l I...I r..vt-; flia-t. ta.-ii w. a tain. am. '. u I i,.! . T r '.".- W: , IL. il. I"- ir 1. J- ' H'""-n. ; ICii .'.ir.. tiler, I'. I I- l..'fma!. " I--. I a. iltli- : f'r:. 11 k . I.ioicfl. i l. I:. It. Si-ol.t. Joi.n nKccf-, I"oo:k K-nii--l. Il'(.a-j -:e! John I t'f i n "r. I coniT li'ti .-ii:. jaks'.nvii:. t'.r. ., Jan- 7 fAf) i.rore.- u.ii reel" this mornina: In t.'ie ..tion of a jury In the r.-tra.l o( H'.trh I'e A.itrcinont. V.',-n th court nc.ift at noon, tie r" w-r? nine vnlf.iiifn In the 1.1. s'll.-J-( t to ch:ii:. nrc of sr;t!c ;ml fens-. Two of th.S": were r,.ise 1 at fla- niormntr s.K.n. Forty-three v-nlr-in-ii lael lecrl eaiain'-l. It i for-c;:l-d tf,at ti,.- o. n Inif v,it.ni-n. of hot n jn.i- y.i.1 Irf. rtaeie 'noiri ty arel thi.t. t la- flrt V.lfll. ..T V.llf t.e calixl to tl.c S'.IU'I Th nr.lay afternoon. ; The toort .I;ffrnl..'l forjr venire. i.a n at th- oi ninjr of roar', fir . Ii Mi. .il .lwla:lty. 'nit of a IK of I I a, z nr- ... c.i.ie.l )-..v, r.l.,y for prej.jli. .i iifiMi .t t'a.' -l-.ah r- aaify. cr. ai r. i'.irili:0 .n.,i:,.. or re.tiriinf.il, 'ilth tn. fw'nin tr.itnio.n. Naa. -..r,; O'li'! for a:i!-a! .l:..-il.r r '. ither of the -I-f-n.i.. r o'irt room an.l look ;i chair hi.'i son ami ilivorc.-il I W. laa-ilai). c,f M..forl. the . v. or-nain. . i.iniin-i. sai.l he I oniniorrs rai l . i r '.. ij them u.'j i..i'i re. ei a Ii'jir;i7.ir!- arlei-.i'-.rhnff with.ti.e crime, l y F'rof.M tn '' I'- H-mrich. . riaiinoaa.-K C '1- Tni erity ot I '., , I : orfj frof--.v -r Hemnch i.al 1.. a wir-r.-r.;. 'or- :h. st. a.- ,-tfi-l h-..--. s.-i-nti-fir r- .-ir- lr-s fo.'iev.iri.- tire hoi I IIT'. ,-'in":ai'.- a vttnl rink in the chain of .v'.fnci.. -aa CHAMDERLLX AND LEVLNE DESCEND ' ON 15ERLIN FIELD (Continued from rage 1) Will Take Carroll To Federal Prison i i r.r- e b. pb:,ni,.if -.-'tf , ii ; n- s in 1 1. of ,Hm-9. f.tnl l A 'I.-t- I!; ;.-f . 1 I b v. n b. . niiiy or 'piib.rt'y S;-s- in G'-rmany. Lov, I'larence." sid a cab'.-Krum from Kotrbus. to Mr, ('lianiberlm. while one to Mrs. I -e vine ,ud : -Trust you and the ehililr.-n ate well. fleas..- owr Inot; my action in leaving without t.-lling yon. 1 knew you would not h, Miction Mich a thing. Had a great tr:p. Would not hav; ntiKietl thf expt-rit nee. l-ive. Char'ra." .Mr. i,'iimi I'rmirt M s. l.vine. who fainted when fdo- It' Jtni of h'-r .husband's unex pecied i. up inio th.- cabin of the ''oWlfll.dii. at icoos-veit ik-ld, WUJ prTiint of him today. "l-'oigiw him?" she saM. "Of coiirr- I -CoiKive him. I'm the proudest woman in the world. And I'll .show I'm not afraid, either, by flying with him any where in Ku- JJ-pe. if r,,y ,.K,. Kr,.;ll Kaso. I: lenk out. Ih- re will be plenty of room in th.- Odunibia lor Mrs. "hjiirile-rlin and me." . v. 'ork inoloreyele policemen s f rte.l rive anton with the fly.-rs '.jv. s an.l lii. ri-is to Hotmken. At I ' bok- n Iliore poliecilieli suppU--iif i.'- d tiie New A ti k officers ;md i-inained with the tiuvclera until FRIGIDAIRE PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS A small first payment puts Frigidaire in your home I IMil'.l I I.W VI till -,h- nl ' l.ll'S IMII HI. I. : f. e k fi .an I ,f I. ii.'ll- ik-li ..tl.- 1 1 -1 r r y Wh- I h- an-1 !-- ! ( 1-1 II' tllia II' c III, Ill-til. I 3r fi' 211 Depot St. ', I'liimiMly 1.... ,t, i-t"-n CIIAMI' COM Ml I' h I ban the present I le He ail uoillil not nit-n -- - I , . - ' j Kit r load, it is far, " ' j aiul ri.ales to a ter- :-.:V "l" ial,i!;r obstacle ill' ' ' ""til.l !eiieiit, rather: if V( I'-loii-iit ; a pi oduetive ! : t la i e ' , i i ' v, a ..t ., , I..I ...i,. ! i : '' i i i-. II'" rallmad's ii,lri-t.i are . ' ., .. .;.. i '" :: m w t.. Lewis. ;V - ' 'miio, - inin.b.-ds of ,,u. ,-iti-' ' V .-1 j I I ,!.. l.-.e;o;,aMi. of its: t- ' "jj ' 'ifr ir lor u t.ri i , , " , .m ! I "'he, , t U. Snake ,: ' , .f' ! v I';';'1"-' "'.il me Oleeon e.,,,1- ' f 1 in Va 1, ,i.; i. ,n i,,.:iM. ,1V., , . "'. ' ,r 'J. ! Ihie I. ate i.a' f I,., ii, t. ii. I .1.' ..." V i ear i'- ill p,,:-s H.fore a i.e ;. ... ' ' ' t-'S nna ii . an ninn", mate-j : "'v v.- j ' -': ' ' ' liMm lire you don't carry a 4-square policy ' you own it It lulones to you, just as woulil a government bond. Lvery cent that you put into it and more comes pack to you, plus the protection that it pves. Pro tection four ways that you can't afford to neglect. 1A 4-Siare policy pays you $1 0.0C0 cash at the ajjc of oO. Qlt pays you $100 a month durinrr, permanent disability until maturity, then $10,000 in cash to you. Oltp ys your dependents or your estate $10,C0O - if your death occurs before ae 60. j hpays your dependents or your estate $20,000 "' double its face value in case death is acci dental. The 4-Squarc policy is the safest, easiest, surest way possible to build up an estate. You'll be proud to own (.uch an investment and you'll know you arc safe because it's "on the job" to protect you every mo ' mcnt. You cannot lose, i hatcver happens. Mail us the coupon. We will be y-hd to send you full details. YOU expect to have Frigidaire sometime. ' You know that Frigid aire not only brings you freedom from outside ice supply it keeps all foods colder, better and longer. It makes possi ble many new and delightful frozen dishes. Ic m Thit modrrnHKt mn." ea lb omc-iiA fnvJdnt th itt if-71 atwoyt makes plenty of icecubes. You can have all the advantages of Frigid aire now. Come into our salesroom today. Examine the Frig idaire most suit able for your use. Ask about prices and terms. Come in and let us demonstrate. V 1. Jesse Rosenbaum New Foley Iild;r. La (irandc - Oregon SEKr 8BJJB MKammSMACKf ti UCKE! FRANK CLKAVIX(JKR Transfer and Wood Office Now Located In Their New l.o.alion gonflfe I'lione Main .illy ll-ii.lii Sum.. . '1 W ?-.tfft." fl I J' J WL.U. 4'SqmrepoJig Vs. I IIOLMKS, District Manager La (Jrandc, Oregon rtt-n ifr Tnuranc Co. 4' Al.Jff on I'crtUmi, t1(t-n?o Cn-ntlcmrnt Ft mi;hr.it ehllHf. hook 11 glvinf r.'tkuUo c! tiur 4-Square IVlt . Nm . , ., AJJr ... , . . Am Or'uriion . 1 GOING! -at less than wholesale prices All Slock of Discontinued Items While They . Last nt Reduced Price A 6-DAY SALE TO CLEAN UP ODDS AND ENDS TWO TABLES FI LL OF REAL HARfJAIXS At A Double Savins What (an You Use? HATS - CAPS - SHOES - DRESSES STAMPED GOODS - HAM) EMBROIDERY CG-Ineh Colored Linen at ISc Yard CG-Inch Cretonne at 25c Yard NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Better Merchandise Lower Prices